Early English Poetry, Ballads, and Popular Literature of the Middle Ages, Edited from Original Manuscripts and Scarce Publications, Volume 22Johnson Reprint Corporation, 1965 - English literature |
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... nought els but revell , slepe , and drinke , But on his foldes the poore shepheard must thinke . They rest , we labour ; they gayly decked be , While we go ragged in nede and povertie ; Their colour lustie , they bide no storme nor ...
... nought els but revell , slepe , and drinke , But on his foldes the poore shepheard must thinke . They rest , we labour ; they gayly decked be , While we go ragged in nede and povertie ; Their colour lustie , they bide no storme nor ...
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... nought therefore , Then is she extreame , for he shall come no more . But in a common in , if that thou lodge or lye , Thou never canst lay up thy gere so privily , But eyther it is stollen , or chaunged with a thought , And for a good ...
... nought therefore , Then is she extreame , for he shall come no more . But in a common in , if that thou lodge or lye , Thou never canst lay up thy gere so privily , But eyther it is stollen , or chaunged with a thought , And for a good ...
Page lix
... nought : But then if it fortune a dogge or horse to dye , His place to fulfill another muste they by . Yet little have I saide , worse in the court they fare ; Not onely thy lorde shall for thy death nought care , For thy longe service ...
... nought : But then if it fortune a dogge or horse to dye , His place to fulfill another muste they by . Yet little have I saide , worse in the court they fare ; Not onely thy lorde shall for thy death nought care , For thy longe service ...
Contents
CONTENTS OF VOL | xxii |
AN INTERLUDE OF THE FOUR ELEMENTS | 1 |
INTERLUDE OF THE DISOBEDIENT CHILD | |
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